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Setting up your business on Twitter or Facebook is easy. However, you can’t just hop on and start posting without thinking about a few things first. Perhaps the most important part of your social media presence is creating the voice for your brand. It’s important that your brand’s voice on social media matches up with […]
Writer’s block. It happens to the best of us. Including me, right now. They say you should always write what you know, so I’ve decided to do just that and write about what to do when you have nothing to write about. (I’m kind of a pro at this, so you may want to take […]
Back in the day, many businesses relied on word of mouth for advertising. There’s nothing more effective than someone you know giving a personal recommendation for a product. It has always worked fairly well. Someone really loves your product, so they tell their friends and those friends tell other friends, and it continues on. (Like […]
I read an article from Ars Technica earlier this week that really got me thinking. It was about a study done at Elizabethtown College about how adding personal tweets to your business Twitter feed can affect your credibility. Most people would think that business accounts should be just that – business accounts. That’s understandable, as […]
Investing in a credible brand image for your company, product or service is critical to raising capital. It not only makes you look like a winner, it instills confidence and trust in your potential investor. Have you ever watched Shark Tank or Dragon’s Den? Most often, the entrepreneurs who get funding from the investors on […]
For many organizations caught in the wake of the recent social media tsunami, there is a growing sense of urgency to adopt a social media strategy. That’s great, but since social media and branding are both CEO-driven initiatives, they are only as good as the people behind them. Developing an authentic and open social presence […]